Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-14
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce ard Provisions,

ST. LOUIS. MO, Oct. l3.-Flour, good demand,
Xxx So 1502 2j, ia ily 81 SOP 65, patents IS 100
90. Wheat Quie. witt blu. LITTLE change IN
market weakened and closed 3 to &c lower !
No. red cash II D.; october ne; December
7214@72%c, closing RI; May a95S 1874 gSitS q.
o Stober $3.50; January 49,: May 4O3s 94lc,
o'osing at 1 iJ5c. Oats steady: cash A1ac;
October 24c BID; November 2i26 bid May 2o3s c.
Q m meal ste ady, 81 O502 10 Whiss ey steady steady
$l425 Lard, $3.50 Dry salt meats-Bo ed
shoulder. $5l2K; long clears s. 20; Gear
ribs 81 37H short S clears 5a% bacon Basna
IS 25; clear ribs $Sl37has 45; short clears So o.
Hams steady at $l?6l4. Afternoon boa d
Wheat 81 eady; October 71Hc November u &c
October 39kc bid: November 3sHc; December
3734c bid; May 1870 Oats unchanged
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 13.-Wheat-Trading to.
day was light; In fact the market was quite dalI
feeling was steady. Liverpool was quoted
quiet and prices lower all around. TINS caused
an easy feeling here and the slight decline In
prices of only %@Ac. Later tne ma, nsraet De 2sr
a rumor that the freight engagements mad
been made at Duluth to move a large quautlty
of wheat reported at l.OooOOo 0usa
were smaller, while exports from three sea6oard
ports was large; total 1890 Bushels. These
features together with freight engagements
Tor ZIU,UUU PUSHES nSI0 OetS1Noy obhiaSeSO
some att ntion. The qualify of wheat arrtviE
shows no i'm pro cement. Olt OF o6 cars In.
specte1 in store only cars grading No and
of these were old wheat. ina Closing was
RE- 72H, Ind closed at 727I; opened st 72!S
sold at 721i, rallied to 72z.. ,eceded to tx sold
at 727I, and closed a. ~. May SOLO as a5a,@
Tx, ana closed at Tx. In corn dull, steady
feeling prevailed, with traHing small
and confined to the local operators;
No new, outside features were er
erned by local influence. Toe market opened
az Yesterdays close, fluctuated within &c
range and closed shade f. mer than yester'
day; receipts were larger, and ft was reportea
that one IF the western roads had redncec
feigh SC per 100 on corn from Iowa, ana tne
demand for better grades was fair, While lower
grade were In god demand and prices without
spe cial change. There were $40. 901 pusnels In
! spected oct of store yesterday and lake engage
ments for 500 bushels to day November SOLO
at 4lX@Assc and closed at 4l9sc; opened az
4e' o,s sold a"c X TO hid IG Professions We're
slow and prices unchanged. Receipts o.
| hogs vera larger and pricss lower. Ihls hao
| a weakening effect on holders or produce snu
induced them to sell freely, and slight declines
| were recorded on lard ano short ribsi mess
pork received more attention and advanced 9
| shade, selling at $l2 12h@12 % for January, AND
closed at sl2 % bid; LARD for October sod a.
S. 2T15@6 SEX and closed at Sc 80; January
| SOLD At Sc 30ot SIX; light sales of October
| short rios were made at 81 00S7 % and Janu-
| airy at S. l5G6 221s; late In the DAY Ccso
| Der ribs went to ST 10, which was The close
| The leading 1utdres closed as follows
Wheat October 69Xc; November 7OzSc; De
cember 727.c; May 722sc. Corn1october 4lIc
| Mess pork, per barrel-January SIC %. Lard
October S. 80: November Sc %; De
cember Sc 95; January Sc So. shor
ribs - October 81 10; January So 20 Cash quo
tstions were: Flour-Dull; no quotabl
change; No. 2 red 72o72Gc. No. corn AK
bid. Mess pork, per barrel. SIS Scala o. Lar
SIS 321lc; short ribs, sides, loose, 81 90 DR.
| salted shoulders, boxed, S. 60G5 10; shol
clear sides, boxed, 81 4O07 As. .
NEW YORK, Oct l3.-Cofee-Spot, fair An
, quiet at lsxc. Options s0@30 points lowe
clospg heavy; gales, Al, 100 bag October, u D
Januare. II 10; February, IL 65@l7 IS; Marcl
l76a@I7 80; April, IL 6O6l7 65; May, IL go; Jun
II 5s@l7 50; September, II 7o91725; Decemb'